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Trump says new military action against Iran is not needed right now

The US president signaled the maintenance of the naval blockade and the 'Iron Gate' operation, indicating that the conflict, which impacted the US economy, is drawing to a close.

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Published November 9, 2026, 22:01 (Brasília time) · 2 min read

Donald Trump in a dark suit and red tie pointing forward with his index finger while holding a microphone. — Donald Trump gesticulates during a speech Photo: Reprodução/CNN Brasil

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What happened: The U.S. government has suspended the need for new military actions against Iran while keeping current operations and the naval blockade in place.
Who is affected: The American population, affected by the cost of living and inflation, and the Persian Gulf nations, which seek regional stability.
What changes: U.S. military strategy now focuses on maintaining the status quo and the naval blockade instead of launching new direct offensives.

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